The Creative Minds

Allow me to introduce Brian Drain, the Chief People Officer at daa. Brian is a professional known for his expertise in human resources, operations management, safety management systems, aviation security, and contract management, with a wealth of experience in the airlines/aviation industry. I had the privilege to work with Brain briefly on a project a while ago where I got the chance to witness Brian's remarkable work ethic, which immediately caught my attention. It is a rarity to encounter individuals who genuinely derive joy from their work and authentically care about others. I noticed that from how he works with others and how he went above and beyond by generously mentoring me and patiently answering all my questions. As you may know by now, I'm quite generous with those :) That is why I was eager to have him as a guest on the show. In our conversation, we delve into his remarkable journey and the steps he took to attain the prestigious position of Chief People Officer at DAA. We explore the sources of his inspiration, his personal definition of success, the profound meaning the aviation industry holds for him, his genuine concern for the well-being of individuals, and the invaluable advice he has for those in their 20s who are grappling with the uncertainty of their career paths. Additionally, we touch upon Brian's leisure pursuits and the remarkable individuals who make up his inner circle. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and insights. Can't wait for you to listen to this episode. This episodes is definitely one of my favorites.

Allow me to introduce you to the remarkable Dr. Stacy Baker, a passionate Traditional Naturopathic Doctor and Functional Medicine practitioner who captivated my attention with her thought-provoking content that has challenged my long-held beliefs about our health. In her early twenties, Dr. Stacy encountered a series of health challenges that transformed her from being a personal coach into a state of constant exhaustion, leaving her unable to walk without enduring overwhelming inflammation. Determined to regain her health and vitality, she embarked on an unwavering quest for knowledge and understanding. Motivated by her own struggles, Dr. Stacy immersed herself in the world of functional medicine, dedicating herself to thorough research and education. Her goal was to uncover the underlying root causes of her health issues, unraveling the intricate interconnections within the body's systems. With each revelation, she gained valuable insights into the profound influence that lifestyle and nutrition choices have on overall well-being. Throughout her episodes, Dr. Stacy fearlessly shares the triumphs and tribulations of her personal healing journey. She provides actionable tips, evidence-based strategies, and profound insights to help you grasp the intricacies of your own body. Exploring a wide range of topics, from gut health to hormone imbalances and chronic inflammation to mental wellness, she empowers her audience to take control of their well-being. Dr. Stacy's ultimate mission is to guide others on their healing journeys, drawing from her own transformative experiences. She firmly believes in the innate power of the body to heal and is resolute in her mission to equip her listeners with the necessary tools and knowledge to reclaim their vitality and live their lives to the fullest. Get ready to embark on an enlightening journey with Dr. Stacy Baker as she shares her wisdom, challenges your preconceived notions, and helps you discover the path to holistic wellness. Note: This episode is the second half of a two-part series.

Allow me to introduce you to the remarkable Dr. Stacy Baker, a passionate Traditional Naturopathic Doctor and Functional Medicine practitioner who captivated my attention with her thought-provoking content that has challenged my long-held beliefs about our health. In her early twenties, Dr. Stacy encountered a series of health challenges that transformed her from being a personal coach into a state of constant exhaustion, leaving her unable to walk without enduring overwhelming inflammation. Determined to regain her health and vitality, she embarked on an unwavering quest for knowledge and understanding. Motivated by her own struggles, Dr. Stacy immersed herself in the world of functional medicine, dedicating herself to thorough research and education. Her goal was to uncover the underlying root causes of her health issues, unraveling the intricate interconnections within the body's systems. With each revelation, she gained valuable insights into the profound influence that lifestyle and nutrition choices have on overall well-being. Throughout her episodes, Dr. Stacy fearlessly shares the triumphs and tribulations of her personal healing journey. She provides actionable tips, evidence-based strategies, and profound insights to help you grasp the intricacies of your own body. Exploring a wide range of topics, from gut health to hormone imbalances and chronic inflammation to mental wellness, she empowers her audience to take control of their well-being. Dr. Stacy's ultimate mission is to guide others on their healing journeys, drawing from her own transformative experiences. She firmly believes in the innate power of the body to heal and is resolute in her mission to equip her listeners with the necessary tools and knowledge to reclaim their vitality and live their lives to the fullest. Get ready to embark on an enlightening journey with Dr. Stacy Baker as she shares her wisdom, challenges your preconceived notions, and helps you discover the path to holistic wellness. Note: This episode is the first half of a two-part series.

Being an Engineer from University of Toronto, this episode hits differently for me, because for once I am talking to an expert who understand what it means to be an Engineer and the challenges that the students face while they are doing their degree. I have gone above and beyond to get the chance to interview Dr.Richard, and if there is anything that I regret is that I wish I have met him earlier on in my life. In today's podcast, we are honored to have Dr. Richard as our special guest. Driven by his own experiences as a Ph.D. student in Chemical Engineering at Princeton University, he has devoted his career to delving into the intricacies of learning styles and enhancing education. Dr. Richard's personal journey in academia sparked a profound fascination with unraveling the secrets of effective learning. This passion has fueled his tireless efforts to understand how individuals can optimize their learning experiences and achieve their full potential. His breakthrough came when he discovered the Index of Learning Styles (ILS). This instrument assesses preferences across four dimensions, helping individuals understand their strengths and challenges in academic settings. This instrument assesses preferences across four dimensions: active/reflective, sensing/intuitive, visual/verbal, and sequential/global. By understanding one's learning style profile, individuals can leverage their strengths and navigate potential challenges more effectively within academic settings. Inspired by this research, Dr. Richard embarked on a comprehensive exploration of the educational system, questioning its worth and seeking ways to improve it. He overcame challenges and resistance, fueled by a passion for transformative education. In this episode, we dive into his story, his thoughts on the educational system, and the genesis of his research. We also learn about his personal definition of success. Hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did. It has opened me up to better understanding how I better learn.

Welcome to today's episode of the podcast where we have the pleasure of introducing you to Bader, also known as llunr, a multitalented artist who is a singer, songwriter, producer, composer, and musician. But what makes Bader's journey unique is the fact that he initially studied Risk Management at university. It was during his time there that he got the opportunity to be a radio host, and that's when music showed itself to him. Bader had always been a fan of writing, but he never had the outlet until he picked up the guitar and taught himself how to play. This became a way for him to express how he was feeling, and he fell in love with presenting on the radio. After his time there, he joined a another company as a copywriter, but as time went on, things became redundant, and Bader felt drained by his full-time job. He realized that it was hindering his creativity and decided to quit his job to become a full-time artist. Of course, any significant change comes with its own set of challenges. Leaving a stable job, especially in our Arabic culture, can be daunting. But Bader emphasizes that struggles definitely cause some form of creativity and encourages aspiring artists to be themselves. He believes that if you try to be someone else, you won't be able to keep up with it. One of the critical things that Bader discusses is promoting your work and creating the mood with each track. He emphasizes the importance of being yourself That is where I challenge him and ask him "Who he really is?" (P.S loved his genuine answer there) Bader also shares some tips on how to build a following and gain an audience to listen to your music. We also talk about the mindset that he had to build up to get to where he is now. He admits that he thought about quitting many times, but it was his passion for music that kept him going. Finally, Bader answers the well known question by now, which is what success means to him and how he defines it in his life. If you want to know more about Bader's journey and follow his work, you can find him on Instagram (llunrmusic) Thank you for tuning in to this episode of the podcast, and we hope you enjoyed getting to know Bader and his inspiring story!

Looking forward for you to tune in to the FIRST TIME EVER TRIO EPISODE, where I don't only interview them but they interview me as well. Chris and Ron are the dynamic duo behind Hacker Valley Media, a cybersecurity media company with 6 different podcasts and video shows and one mission: to share the most powerful stories in cyber in creative ways. Through our conversation we explore the ways in which technology can bring us closer together or drive us further apart, the challenges of collaboration and finding partners, and the process of scaling a podcast. As former corporate employees, Chris and Ron share their valuable insights on leaving their jobs to start their own media company, building relationships with sponsors and partners and the importance of staying true to oneself as a content creator. Their approach to podcasting is centered on providing value to their listeners, delving into topics that provoke informative and productive discussions. They believe in doing the work and experimenting until they find what works, striving to continuously improve and grow their company. You can expect to gain fresh perspectives and insights on technology's impact on society, as well as practical tips and advice on building a thriving podcast and media company.

Are you someone who experiences emotions intensely and reacts strongly to them?Do you find yourself constantly worrying and overthinking even the smallest decisions? If so, you might be one of the 15-20% of people in the world who are classified as Highly Sensitive Persons (HSP). As an HSP, you might also be naturally compassionate and sensitive to criticism, while feeling different from everyone else and sometimes choosing to be alone. You may even be highly intuitive, often feeling tired and overwhelmed due to your sensitivity to external stimuli and the emotions of others. It's not that you are less capable, but that you are overstimulated. The world might try to mold you to fit in a box that you do not fit in, but you don't have to force yourself to conform. In my latest podcast episode, I talk with Bethany Perry, a transformational coach who works with trauma and weight loss. As a mother of 5 children and 7 grandchildren, Bethany understands firsthand what it's like to be an HSP and how it can impact your life. Join us as we discuss how to navigate the world as an HSP, and learn to embrace and appreciate your sensitivity instead of feeling overwhelmed by it. If you've ever felt misunderstood, know that you are not alone. We got you in this episode. Never underestimate the feeling of being herd, it can do wonders especially to a Highly Sensitive Person. Tune in to the latest episode and let's have an honest conversation about what it means to be a highly sensitive person in today's world.

The latest episode of The Creative Minds Podcast features Edward Johnson, the co-founder and CEO of Push Far. His journey into entrepreneurship is nothing short of inspiring. At just 17 years old, Edward dropped out of school without finishing his A-levels. But he didn't let that stop him from pursuing his dreams. He took a leap of faith and sent an email to a CEO of a company, he looked forward to be part of, and that is how he landed his first job. It's incredible how one small action can change the course of our lives. Edward has a unique set of skills and characteristics that have helped him succeed in every project he's taken on. But what's truly special is his passion for entrepreneurship and his desire to help others achieve their goals. We'll learn more about his latest venture, Push Far, and how it can help us all reach our full potential. Edward will share with us why having a coach in your life is so important, and how it can make all the difference in achieving success. We'll also dive into the difference between a coach and a mentor, and hear Edward's definition of true success - from the heart. So, grab a cup of tea, sit back, and listen in as Edward shares his incredible journey with us. It's a story that will inspire you to pursue your dreams, no matter where you're starting from. Make sure you check out our Instagram page: thecreativemindspod

Looking to start your own food brand but feeling lost and overwhelmed? The latest episode of The Creative Minds Podcast features Erica, a successful food entrepreneur who shares her inspiring story and valuable insights. In this episode, Erica covers a range of topics, including: The confidence she gained to start her own food brand How she developed her unique product and brand name The challenges she faced as an entrepreneur in the food industry How she tested and increased the shelf life of her product naturally The changes in her inner circle since starting her entrepreneurial journey Her goals for the future and definition of success Don't miss this episode if you're looking to start your own food brand or need some inspiration to overcome obstacles as an entrepreneur. Tune in now to hear Erica's story!

A Peak Human Performance / Executive Flow coach An Angel Investor And The one who Pushes Human Performance Boundaries to MAX Please WELCOME the one and only Alex Wisch This episode is made up of 2 parts. The first part we talk about Alex's journey with DYSLEXIA, understanding deeper what it means and how did he find a way around it to live in a flow state. We also talked about burn out, how to detect it, and how to prevent it. The second part is focused on the 7 pillars on how to live a flow rich lifestyle. But why should you care? Because the more in flow you are the more productive and happier you are. Listen to episode to figure out what the 7 pillars are. I will give you a hint. One is Communication, another Is Mindset and one is Purpose.